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I Don’t Have Time To Be In Love by Priscilla Ahn

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I Don't Have Time To Be In Love by Priscilla Ahn

Singer Priscilla Ahn released a music video for her song “I Don’t Have Time To Be In Love” off her album “When You Grow Up”. The music video for her love song take you high in the sky. She takes your through a musical journey of falling in love with someone, even when you claim “I Don’t Have Time To Be In Love”. Listen to Priscilla Ahn’s angelic voice on the romantic and intimate moments on this single.

You can get the song on I Don't Have Time to Be In Love - When You Grow Up or amazon.

I Don’t Have Time To Be In Love by Priscilla Ahn

Lyrics to I Don’t Have Time To Be In Love by Priscilla Ahn

I don’t have time to be in love
Kissing you on the cheek, 200 times a week
I don’t have time to be in love
Watching a foreign film, feet on the windowsill
But that’s not true when I’m with you

I don’t have time to be in love
Way too much candlelight, keeping me warm at night
I don’t have time to be in love
Cooking a meal for two, climbing all over you
But that’s not true when I’m with you

Cause I used to be there for you when you were so blue
I’d walk with you in the rain
Nothing was better when we did it together
I don’t have time for love

I don’t have time to be in love
Holding you to my chest, feeling your every breath
I don’t have time to be in love
Laughing so hard we cry, sometimes I don’t know why
I don’t have time to be in love
Maybe this revelry just wasn’t meant for me
But that’s not true when I’m with you
When I’m with you

Photographer Corky Lee captures 40 years of Asian American in NYC

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Photographer Corky Lee captures 40 years of Asian American in NYC

Brooklyn-based photographer Corky Lee’s work capturing Asian Americans spans some 40 years in New York. Lee says his need to capture Asian American history came in junior high school, when he learned the Chinese people helped build the Transcontinental Railroad, yet there was not a picture of the workers in his history book. “I couldn’t see any Chinese in that photograph. So I thought, maybe it’s because I had poor eyesight or perhaps I needed a magnifying glass. So I went out a bought a magnifying glass and I still couldn’t see any Chinese,” says Lee.

His photography covers a wide range of subject matter from the Asian community after September 11th to cultural events to activist movements. Not only does he capture what he sees in the community, but he’s also passionate about helping them. Back in 1971 as a college student, he saw a disparity in health care in Chinatown and organized a health fair to meet the community’s need. That event continues today 40 years later and includes the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center.

Photographer Corky Lee captures 40 years of Asian American in NYC

Sweet Tomorrow Subaru Commercial : Asian American edition

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Sweet Tomorrow Subaru Commercial : Asian American edition

Carmaker Subaru launched a commercial targeting Asian Americans. Their ad “Sweet Tomorrow,” centers on the lives of expectant parents and emphasizes the reliability of the Subaru brand. It tells the story of a young Chinese couple balancing tradition with their Chinese American lifestyle. The campaign shows the couple preparing for parenthood and introduces Subaru as their choice for safety and comfort in the next chapter of their lives

It’s a big difference from their Sexy Sumo Subaru commercial.

Sweet Tomorrow Subaru Commercial

Hines Ward wins DWTS Season 12

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Hines Ward wins DWTS Season 12

Pittsburgh Steelers’ wide receiver Hines Ward won Dancing with the Stars Season 12 earlier this week. With his dancing partner Kym Johnson, Ward won the disco balled trophy. He adds another championship under his belt, this time on the dance floor. Amazingly, Johnson powered through a neck injury, which she got while practicing a few weeks earlier. The pair dance their way to a win with their energetic samba to Fantasy that scored the perfect 30. The song was dedicated to Ward’s mom, who watched in the audience. Ward’s win now puts him alongside former Dallas Cowboy star Emmitt Smith as the second NFL player to win the competition. The former Superbowl MVP compared the 10 weeks of the show to the intensity of NFL training camp, and said he was ready to get back on the field because the dancing kept him in such great shape.

Dancing with the Stars Season 12 finale part 1

Dancing with the Stars Season 12 finale part 2

Hines Ward wins DWTS Season 12